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#	Date/Time	Location	Title	Papers
1	February 10, 2015 0:00-0:00	Fenton	Posters	12
2	February 11, 2015 10:30-12:00	Miro	Valuation 1	4
3	February 11, 2015 10:30-12:00	Rimu	Production/Agribusiness 1	4
4	February 11, 2015 10:30-12:00	Cards	Climate 1	4
5	February 11, 2015 10:30-12:00	Kauri	Natural Resource Management 1	4
6	February 11, 2015 10:30-12:00	D Bar	Environment 1	4
7	February 11, 2015 10:30-12:00	Tawa	Trade 1	4
8	February 11, 2015 15:00-16:30	Miro	Valuation 2	4
9	February 11, 2015 15:00-16:30	Rimu	Production/Agribusiness 2	4
10	February 11, 2015 15:00-16:30	Cards	Climate 2	4
11	February 11, 2015 15:00-16:30	Kauri	Natural Resource Management 2	4
12	February 11, 2015 15:00-16:30	D Bar	Environment 2	4
13	February 11, 2015 15:00-16:30	Tawa	Trade 2	4
14	February 11, 2015 15:00-16:30	Kowhai	Land Use	4
15	February 12, 2015 8:30-10:00	Rimu	Production/Agribusiness 3	4
16	February 12, 2015 8:30-10:00	Cards	CBA: Water-related	3
17	February 12, 2015 8:30-10:00	Tawa	Markets 1	3
18	February 12, 2015 8:30-10:00	Kauri	Natural Resource Management 3	4
19	February 12, 2015 8:30-10:00	Miro	Valuation 3	4
20	February 12, 2015 8:30-10:00	D Bar	Energy 1	3
21	February 12, 2015 8:30-10:00	Pavilion	Research Impacts 1	4
22	February 12, 2015 13:00-14:30	Miro	Valuation 4	4
23	February 12, 2015 13:00-14:30	Rimu	Efficiency 1	4
24	February 12, 2015 13:00-14:30	Cards	CBA 2	4
25	February 12, 2015 13:00-14:30	Tawa	Risk & Resilience 1	4
26	February 12, 2015 13:00-14:30	Kauri	Natural Resource Management 4	4
27	February 12, 2015 13:00-14:30	D Bar	Development 1	3
28	February 12, 2015 13:00-14:30	Kowhai	Research Impacts 2	4
29	February 13, 2015 8:30-10:00	Cards	Biosecurity	4
30	February 13, 2015 8:30-10:00	Miro	Valuation 5	3
31	February 13, 2015 8:30-10:00	Rimu	Efficiency 2	4
32	February 13, 2015 8:30-10:00	Tawa	Risk 2	4
33	February 13, 2015 8:30-10:00	D Bar	Energy 2	4
34	February 13, 2015 8:30-10:00	Kauri	Food	4
35	February 13, 2015 13:00-14:30	Rimu	Bioeconomics	2
36	February 13, 2015 13:00-14:30	Kowhai	Water	4
37	February 13, 2015 13:00-14:30	Cards	Efficiency 3	4
38	February 13, 2015 13:00-14:40	Kauri	Markets 2	4
39	February 13, 2015 13:00-14:30	Tawa	Risk 3	3
40	February 13, 2015 13:00-14:30	D Bar	Development 2	3
41	February 13, 2015 13:00-14:35	Miro	Valuation 6	3

 

41 sessions, 162 papers, and 0 presentations with no associated papers

59th National AARES Conference
Detailed List of Sessions

Session 1: Posters February 10, 2015 Fenton
Session Chair: Phil Journeaux, AgFirst
Journals, Preferences and Publishing in Agricultural and Environmental Economics
By Michael Burton; University of Western Australia Jayson Lusk; Oklahoma State University Dan Rigby; University of Manchester
Presented by: Michael Burton, University of Western Australia
WITHDRAWN
By ,
Presented by: No one, AARES LOC
Consumer Response to Additional Information on Pork Meat Consumption in Japan
By Hiroyuki Iwamoto; Tokyo university of Agriculture
Presented by: Hiroyuki Iwamoto, Tokyo university of Agriculture
Air travellers' willingness to pay for carbon offsets
By Marit Kragt; School of Agricultural & Resource Econom Michael Burton; University of Western Australia Jimmy Cheung; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Marit Kragt, School of Agricultural & Resource Econom
INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF FARM MANAGEMENT STYLES: ANALYSING RICE FARMS IN JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA
By Yukio Kinoshita; Iwate University Sue O'Keefe; LaTrobe University
Presented by: Yukio Kinoshita, Iwate University
Capitalised amenity value of urban stream restoration
By Maksym Polyakov; The University of Western Australia Fan Zhang; University of Western Australia James Fogarty; University of Western Australia Ram Pandit; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Maksym Polyakov, The University of Western Australia
Does planned burning provide value for money?
By Fiona Gibson; University of Western Australia David Pannell; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Fiona Gibson, University of Western Australia
Effectiveness and Contribution of the Gene Recharge in Japanese Wheat Breeding
By Yoko Saito; Hokkaido University
Presented by: Yoko Saito, Hokkaido University
The amenity value of water sensitive urban infrastructure: A case study on rain gardens
By Maksym Polyakov; The University of Western Australia Md. Sayed Iftekhar; University of Western Australia Fan Zhang; University of Western Australia James Fogarty; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Md. Sayed Iftekhar, University of Western Australia
Understanding the relationship between household characteristics and greenhouse gas emissions from consumption in New Zealand
By Corey Allan; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Suzi Kerr
Presented by: Corey Allan, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Shaping New Zealand’s Low-Emission Future
By Suzi Kerr Catherine Leining; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Judd Ormsby; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Presented by: Judd Ormsby, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Modelling the Adoption of Solar Photovoltaic Systems in Western Australia using Duration Analysis
By Chunbo Ma; University of Western Australia Michael Burton; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Chunbo Ma, University of Western Australia
Session 2: Valuation 1 February 11, 2015 10:30 to 12:00 Miro
Session Chair: Peter Tait, Lincoln University
A spatial meta-analysis of the value of cultural and historical assets
By William Wright; Landcare Research Florian Eppink; Landcare Research
Presented by: Florian Eppink, Landcare Research
Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in the Pulau Sembilan State Park of Perak, Malaysia
By Khairunnisa Ahmad Kamil Atakelty Hailu; University of Western Australia Ram Pandit; The University of Western Australia Abbie Rogers; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Khairunnisa Ahmad Kamil,
Testing the stability of welfare estimates in travel cost random utility models of recreation: An application to the Rotorua Lakes, New Zealand
By Lena Mkwara; University of Waikato Dan Marsh; University of Waikato Riccardo Scarpa; University of Waikato
Presented by: Lena Mkwara, University of Waikato
Welfare dis-amenities from wind turbines: a nationwide 2-stage hedonic analysis in Denmark
By James Smart; Griffith University
Presented by: James Smart, Griffith University
Session 3: Production/Agribusiness 1 February 11, 2015 10:30 to 12:00 Rimu
Session Chair: Nic Lees, Lincoln University
Changes in grain handling catchments in Australia: an historical perspective
By Ross Kingwell; AEGIC & UWA
Presented by: Ross Kingwell, AEGIC & UWA
Real Options for Cereal Breeding: Should We Invest in Resistance to Pests that are not Found in Australia?
By Benedict White; University of Western Australia Mandy Christopher; DAFF Queensland Cheryl Day; University of Western Australia Rieks van Klinken; CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences, Brisbane
Presented by: Benedict White, University of Western Australia
WITHDRAWN
By ,
Presented by: No one, AARES LOC
Farmers' opinions about foreign investment in the WA grain industry
By Marit Kragt; School of Agricultural & Resource Econom Fiona Gibson; University of Western Australia Fraser Stewart; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Marit Kragt, School of Agricultural & Resource Econom
Session 4: Climate 1 February 11, 2015 10:30 to 12:00 Cards
Session Chair: Oscar Cacho, University of New England
Rubber farmer preferences for adaptive measures to climate change, a case study in Southeast Vietnam
By Quang Minh BUI; University of New England Oscar Cacho; University of New England David Hadley; University of New England Rene Villano; University of New England
Presented by: Quang Minh BUI, University of New England
Adapting to climate change: the costs and benefits of incremental and transformative changes
By Anita Wreford; SRUC Dominic Moran; SRUC
Presented by: Anita Wreford, SRUC
The Economic Impacts of Climate Change on Canterbury Dairy Farms
By Anna Concepcion Narciso; Lincoln University Nazmun Ratna; Lincoln University Geoffrey Kerr; Lincoln University
Presented by: Anna Concepcion Narciso, Lincoln University
“Is a low-input strategy a sound business defence in a drying climate?”
By David Feldman; UWA Ross Kingwell; AEGIC & UWA Brad Plunkett; DAFWA
Presented by: David Feldman, UWA
Session 5: Natural Resource Management 1 February 11, 2015 10:30 to 12:00 Kauri
Session Chair: Adam Daigneault, Landcare Research
Group coordination to avoid no-take targets in river catchments: an experimental analysis.
By Danielle Warfe; University of Tasmania
Presented by: Danielle Warfe, University of Tasmania
How long does a groundwater collective action last? Duration analysis of small-scale farmer collectives in the Irrigation District of Costa de Hermosillo, Mexico
By Rogelio Canizales Perez; Macquarie University
Presented by: Rogelio Canizales Perez, Macquarie University
Linking in the New Zealand ETS: Lessons Learned
By Judd Ormsby; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Suzi Kerr
Presented by: Judd Ormsby, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Maximizing Nonpoint Source Participation in Water Quality Credit Trading Programs
By Brent Sohngen; Ohio State University Matthew Winden; University of Wisconsin - Whitewater
Presented by: Matthew Winden, University of Wisconsin - Whitewater
Session 6: Environment 1 February 11, 2015 10:30 to 12:00 D Bar
Session Chair: Corey Allan, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Groundwater denitrification - can we afford to ignore it?
By Glen Greer; Lincoln University Scott Wilson; Lincoln University
Presented by: Glen Greer, Lincoln University
The economic and nutrient loss impacts of constructing and running cow housing facilities -a case study of five South Island freestall barns
By Matthew Newman; Dairy New Zealand
Presented by: Matthew Newman, Dairy New Zealand
On the use of experienced utility data as indicators of thresholds of potential concern in linked marine social-ecological systems.
By Chris Batstone; Cawthron Institute
Presented by: Chris Batstone, Cawthron Institute
Evidence of Spatial Effects on the Correlation between Nutrient Loss on Dairy Farms and Nutrient Management Practices
By Wei Yang; The University of Auckland Basil Sharp; University of Auckland
Presented by: Wei Yang, The University of Auckland
Session 7: Trade 1 February 11, 2015 10:30 to 12:00 Tawa
Session Chair: Paul Dalziel, Lincoln University
Impacts of changes in consumption and production patterns in China and India on New Zealand trade and the environment
By Meike Guenther; Lincoln University Caroline Saunders; Lincoln University Peter Tait; Lincoln University
Presented by: Meike Guenther, Lincoln University
Comments on integration and regulations for a net food exporting country
By David Adamson; The University of Queensland
Presented by: David Adamson, The University of Queensland
Lowering of SPS settings to international standards offers big gains all round
By Ray Trewin; ANU David Vanzetti; Australian National University Tran Thang; IPSARD
Presented by: Ray Trewin, ANU
Emissions trading in China
By Frank Jotzo; ANU
Presented by: Frank Jotzo, ANU
Session 8: Valuation 2 February 11, 2015 15:00 to 16:30 Miro
Session Chair: John Rolfe, Central Queensland University
Differentiated Park Entry Fees and Visitors’ Willingness to Pay: The case of Chitwan National Park in Nepal
By Ram Pandit; The University of Western Australia Maheshwar Dhakal; Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation, Nepal Maksym Polyakov; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Ram Pandit, University of Western Australia
Willingness to pay to avoid health costs due to increased bushfire smoke: an assessment of paternalistic and non-paternalistic altruism.
By Morteza Chalak; University of Western Australia Michael Burton; University of Western Australia David Pannell; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Morteza Chalak, University of Western Australia
Using a contingent behaviour approach to estimate water entitlement price elasticities
By Sarah Wheeler; University of South Australia
Presented by: Sarah Wheeler, University of South Australia
Valuing the state of water in New Zealand using the experienced preference method
By Christopher Ambrey; Griffith University Christopher Fleming; Griffith University
Presented by: Christopher Fleming, Griffith University
Session 9: Production/Agribusiness 2 February 11, 2015 15:00 to 16:30 Rimu
Session Chair: Ross Kingwell, AEGIC & UWA
Quality attributes in Australian lamb: a review
By Miriam East; University of New England Derek Baker; University of New England Business School
Presented by: Miriam East, University of New England
GENOMICS AND DAIRY PRODUCER WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR CATTLE TRAITS
By Albert Boaitey; University of Alberta Ellen Goddard; University of Alberta Getu Hailu; University of Guelph
Presented by: Albert Boaitey, University of Alberta
Reproductive performance in cattle herds in Northern Australia
By Gabriel Passmore; University of Sydney Elizabeth Nolan; University of Sydney
Presented by: Gabriel Passmore, University of Sydney
More winners than losers? The poverty impacts of secular changes in international food prices
By Derek Headey; International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
Presented by: Derek Headey, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
Session 10: Climate 2 February 11, 2015 15:00 to 16:30 Cards
Session Chair: Anita Wreford, SRUC
China’s changing diet and its impacts on CO2 emissions: an environmentally-extended input-output analysis
By Jacob Hawkins; The University of Western Australia Chunbo Ma; University of Western Australia Steven Schilizzi; University of Western Australia Fan Zhang; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Jacob Hawkins, The University of Western Australia
Australia's Consumption-Based Greenhouse Gas Emissions
By Clinton Levitt; University of Tasmania Morten Pedersen; Centre for Business and Economic Research, Copenhagen Business School Anders Soerensen; Copenhagen Business School
Presented by: Clinton Levitt, University of Tasmania
Drivers of tropical deforestation and implications for climate policy
By Jonathan Moss Oscar Cacho; University of New England Luca Tacconi; Australian National University
Presented by: Jonathan Moss,
Climate change impacts, mitigation policy and their interaction in West Australian mixed crop-livestock farming systems
By Tas Thamo; University of Western Australia Donkor Addai; School of Agricultural and Resource Economics David Pannell; University of Western Australia Michael Robertson; CSIRO
Presented by: Tas Thamo, University of Western Australia
Session 11: Natural Resource Management 2 February 11, 2015 15:00 to 16:30 Kauri
Session Chair: Suzie Greenhalgh, Land Care Research Institute
Rolling out the national water quality improvement programme for dairying
By Brian Bell; Nimmo-Bell Garry McDonald; Market Economics
Presented by: Brian Bell, Nimmo-Bell
Nutrient Allocation: A policy dilemma
By Adam Daigneault; Landcare Research Suzie Greenhalgh; Land Care Research Institute Oshadhi Samarasinghe; Landcare Research
Presented by: Oshadhi Samarasinghe, Landcare Research
Economic analysis of managed aquifer recharge
By Sorada Tapsuwan; CSIRO Joanne Vanderzalm; CSIRO Don McFarlane; CSIRO
Presented by: Sorada Tapsuwan, CSIRO
Exploring trade-offs between different approaches to investment in biodiversity conservation in a fragmented landscape
By Fiona Gibson; University of Western Australia Maksym Polyakov; The University of Western Australia David Pannell; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Fiona Gibson, University of Western Australia
Session 12: Environment 2 February 11, 2015 15:00 to 16:30 D Bar
Session Chair: Chris Batstone, Cawthron Institute
Towards Valuing Ecosystem Services of Mangrove Forest : A Case Study on Sundarban Reserve Forest
By Hasneen Jahan; Bangladesh Agricultural University Muhammad Asaduzzaman; The University of Newcastle, Australia
Presented by: Hasneen Jahan, Bangladesh Agricultural University
Illegal groundwater pumping
By Catarina Roseta-Palma; ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa
Presented by: Catarina Roseta-Palma, ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa
Supply and impact of voluntary carbon offsets: Participation of India's manufacturing firms in the Clean Development Mechanism
By Kim Liu; University of Melbourne
Presented by: Kim Liu, University of Melbourne
An estimation of residential water demand in Melbourne
By David Walker; LaTrobe University
Presented by: David Walker, LaTrobe University
Session 13: Trade 2 February 11, 2015 15:00 to 16:30 Tawa
Session Chair: Meike Guenther, Lincoln University
WITHDRAWN
By ,
Presented by: No one, AARES LOC
The Importance of Biosecurity: How Diseases Can Affect International Beef Trade
By Mike Webb; University of Waikato John Gibson; The University of Waikato Anna Strutt; University of Waikato
Presented by: Mike Webb, University of Waikato
Valuing the global commercialisation of drought tolerant canola
By Katherine Wynn; University of Melbourne; Department of Environment and Primary Industries German Spangenberg; Department of Environment and Primary Industries; La Trobe University Kevin Smith; University of Melbourne William Wilson; North Dakota State University, Fargo, USA
Presented by: Katherine Wynn, University of Melbourne; Department of Environment and Primary Industries
Maximising Export Returns: Preliminary Results from the First Year
By Caroline Saunders; Lincoln University Paul Dalziel; Lincoln University
Presented by: Caroline Saunders, Lincoln University
Session 14: Land Use February 11, 2015 15:00 to 16:30 Kowhai
Session Chair: Raymundo Marcosmartinez, CSIRO
Combining ARLUNZ and SDRM: Empirical parameterisation of an agent-based model of rural land use change
By Fraser Morgan; Landcare Research Adam Daigneault; Landcare Research P. Brown; Landcare Research
Presented by: Fraser Morgan, Landcare Research
Migration in the Murray-Darling Basin during the Millennium Drought Period: Does Environmental Aspect Play a Role?
By Erick Hansnata; NATSEM, University of Canberra
Presented by: Erick Hansnata, NATSEM, University of Canberra
The Effects of Financial Access and Quality on Farming Households in Indonesia
By Julian Tunstill; The University of Adelaide
Presented by: Julian Tunstill, The University of Adelaide
Profitability, climate, and rural land values
By Corey Allan; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Suzi Kerr; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Presented by: Corey Allan, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Session 15: Production/Agribusiness 3 February 12, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Rimu
Session Chair: Wendy Umberger, University of Adelaide
A comparison of NZ and Australian dairy manufacturing
By Clare Sibly; Productivity Commission
Presented by: Clare Sibly, Productivity Commission
Collaboration, cooperation and power in food supply chains
By Nic Lees; Lincoln University
Presented by: Nic Lees, Lincoln University
Farming Adaptation to Environmental Change in Coastal Bangladesh
By Md Kabir; The University of Queensland R Cramb; The University of Queensland Mohammad Alauddin; The University of Queensland
Presented by: Md Kabir, The University of Queensland
Do Smallholder-inclusive Business Models offer Opportunities for Growing the Indonesian Dairy Sector?
By Risti Permani; University of Adelaide Wendy Umberger; University of Adelaide Nunung Nuryartono; IPB Bogor
Presented by: Risti Permani, University of Adelaide
Session 16: CBA: Water-related February 12, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Cards
Session Chair: Lin Crase, La Trobe University
A Cost Benefit Analysis of Dyke Heightening in the Mekong Delta
By Yen Dan Tong; La Trobe University (Australia), Can Tho University (Vietnam)
Presented by: Yen Dan Tong, La Trobe University (Australia), Can Tho University (Vietnam)
Cost – Benefit Analysis of Erosion and Sediments Discharge Control in the Waikato Catchment
By Mario Fernandez Adam Daigneault; na
Presented by: Mario Fernandez,
Is dilution the solution for water pollution? An economic analysis.
By Upananda Paragahawewa; Waikato Regional Council Graeme Doole; University of Waikato Bob Bower; Golder Associates New Zealand, LTD.
Presented by: Upananda Paragahawewa, Waikato Regional Council
Session 17: Markets 1 February 12, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Tawa
Session Chair: Euan Fleming, University of New England
Consumer preferences and willingness to pay for quality graded sheep meat
By Kara Tighe; University of New England Stuart Mounter; University of New England Renato Villano; University of New England Euan Fleming; University of New England
Presented by: Kara Tighe, University of New England
Buying More than Taste? A Latent Class Analysis of Health and Prestige Determinants of Healthy Food Purchases
By Meghan Ness; Texas A&M University Marco Palma; Texas A&M University David Anderson; Texas A&M University
Presented by: Marco Palma, Texas A&M University
Convenience yield and the theory of storage: Applying an option-based approach to base metals
By Akihiro Omura; Griffith University
Presented by: Akihiro Omura, Griffith University
Session 18: Natural Resource Management 3 February 12, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Kauri
Session Chair: Fiona Gibson, University of Western Australia
What prevents fishers from enforcing their property rights? A best-worst scaling application from central Chile
By Katrina Davis; University of Western Australia Marit Kragt; School of Agricultural & Resource Econom Stefan Gelcich; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Steven Schilizzi; University of Western Australia David Pannell; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Katrina Davis, University of Western Australia
The examination of preferences for offsets in the marine and coastal environments
By Samantha Paredes; Queensland University of Technology Sean Pascoe; CSIRO Louisa Coglan; Queensland University of Technology
Presented by: Samantha Paredes, Queensland University of Technology
Aquaculture technology and community based mangrove rehabilitation in Indonesia
By Dale Yi; University of Adelaide Randy Stringer; University of Adelaide
Presented by: Dale Yi, University of Adelaide
Analysis of the Driving force of Agricultural land Resource Curse in Metropolitan Area of China based on a PCR-SRA model
By Lanjiao Wen; Huazhong agricultural university
Presented by: Lanjiao Wen, Huazhong agricultural university
Session 19: Valuation 3 February 12, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Miro
Session Chair: Michael Burton, University of Western Australia
Consumers versus citizens – does respondent’s private or societal preferences count in freshwater valuation?
By Sini Miller; Lincoln University Caroline Saunders; Lincoln University Peter Tait; Lincoln University
Presented by: Sini Miller, Lincoln University
Virtual Reality and Scope Sensitivity in a Choice Experiment about Coastal Erosion
By Yvonne Phillips; University of Waikato Riccardo Scarpa; University of Waikato Dan Marsh; Waikato Management School
Presented by: Yvonne Phillips, University of Waikato
Introducing and contrasting "revealed" ANA data collection approach versus "stated" and ïnferred" approaches in the case of choice experiments for water valuation in New Zealand irrigation
By Alex Kravchenko; University of Waikato
Presented by: Alex Kravchenko, University of Waikato
Heterogeneous preferences for water quality attributes: A choice experiment of Lake Erie recreational anglers
By Brent Sohngen; Ohio State University Wendong Zhang; The Ohio State University
Presented by: Brent Sohngen, Ohio State University
Session 20: Energy 1 February 12, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 D Bar
Session Chair: David Stern, The Australian National University
WITHDRAWN
By ,
Presented by: No one, AARES LOC
Renewable energy policy
By Ross Cullen
Presented by: Ross Cullen,
The impacts of second generation biofuel policy on regional economy and carbon emission reduction: a case of Jatropha biodiesel in China
By Zanxin Wang; Yunnan University
Presented by: Zanxin Wang, Yunnan University
Session 21: Research Impacts 1 February 12, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Pavilion
Session Chair: john mullen,
Refereeing journal papers effectively, efficiently and fairly
By David Pannell; University of Western Australia
Presented by: David Pannell, University of Western Australia
Academic Collaboration in Environmental and Resource Economics: Does it Increase Research Impact?
By Maksym Polyakov; The University of Western Australia Serhiy Polyakov; University of North Texas
Presented by: Maksym Polyakov, The University of Western Australia
Teaching examples for the State Contingent Approach to Production under Uncertainty
By Mark Neal; DairyNZ
Presented by: Mark Neal, DairyNZ
Impact Assessment of Capacity Building through Tracing Learner Participants: ICRISAT Village-Level Studies, 1975-2013
By Cynthia Bantilan; ICRISAT Jaison Davis; ICRISAT Rosana Mula; ICRISAT Padmaja Ravula; ICRISAT
Presented by: Rosana Mula, ICRISAT
Session 22: Valuation 4 February 12, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Miro
Session Chair: Yvonne Phillips, University of Waikato
Valuing improvements in urban water availability: evidence of heterogeneity derived from a latent class model for eastern Australia
By Bethany Cooper; La Trobe University Michael Burton; University of Western Australia Lin Crase; La Trobe University
Presented by: Bethany Cooper, La Trobe University
The influence of expert opinion on public preferences for management of complex marine ecosystems
By Michael Burton; University of Western Australia Abbie Rogers; University of Western Australia Ludovic Fragnol; AgroParisTech
Presented by: Michael Burton, University of Western Australia
Validating recreation values with travel cost and choice modelling: The Swan River in Perth
By John Rolfe; Central Queensland University Michael Burton; University of Western Australia Abbie Rogers; University of Western Australia Jill Windle; Central Queensland University David Pannell; University of Western Australia
Presented by: John Rolfe, Central Queensland University
VALUING FOREST ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN THE NORTHWEST REGION OF VIETNAM
By Duc Nguyen; The University of Sydney Tiho Ancev; Agricultural and Resource Economics Alan Randall; University of Sydney
Presented by: Duc Nguyen, The University of Sydney
Session 23: Efficiency 1 February 12, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Rimu
Session Chair: Darran Austin, Ministry for Primary Industries
The Technical and Environmental Efficiency of Hog Production in China -A Stochastic Frontier Production Function Analysis
By Zhang Xiaoheng; Nanjing Agricultural University
Presented by: Zhang Xiaoheng, Nanjing Agricultural University
Technical efficiency and technological gaps for extensive beef farms in Botswana: a stochastic meta-frontier approach
By Omphile Temoso; University of New England
Presented by: Omphile Temoso, University of New England
Transformation of crop-livestock systems in Asia: the role of crop residues in improving productivity and enhancing sustainability in livestock intensification
By Ma. Lucila Lapar; ILRI dhiraj singh; ILRI Braja Swain; ILRI Nils Teufel; ILRI Danilo Pezo; ILRI Edwin Villar; PCARRD Michael Blummel; ILRI
Presented by: Ma. Lucila Lapar, ILRI
Technical efficiency and production risk in Western Australian mixed output farm businesses
By Steele West; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Steele West, University of Western Australia
Session 24: CBA 2 February 12, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Cards
Session Chair: Sarah Mackay, Waikato Regional Council
Economic Evaluation of Bushfire Risk Mitigation Policies in Australia
By Tyron Venn; The University of Montana John Quiggin; School of Economics
Presented by: Tyron Venn, The University of Montana
WITHDRAWN
By ,
Presented by: No one, AARES LOC
‘Local Milk for Local Schools?’: Children Dairy Consumption Behaviours, Willingness to Pay and Academic Performance in Indonesia
By Risti Permani; University of Adelaide Nunung Nuryartono; IPB Bogor
Presented by: Nunung Nuryartono, IPB Bogor
Ecotourism: Good for Biodiversity Conservation and Community Economic Well-being? An analysis of Nha Trang Bay Marine Protected Area in Viet Nam
By Pham Thanh Thuy; Nha Trang University
Presented by: Pham Thanh Thuy, Nha Trang University
Session 25: Risk & Resilience 1 February 12, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Tawa
Session Chair: Levente Timar, GNS Science, Motu Economic & Public Policy Research
Does social resilience reduce vulnerability to natural disasters? Evidence from flooding and cyclones in Fiji.
By P. Brown; Landcare Research
Presented by: P. Brown, Landcare Research
Specifying community economic resilience - a framework for measurement
By HUONG DINH; UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA
Presented by: HUONG DINH, UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA
The impact of perceptions in averting-decision models: An application of the special regressor method to drinking water choices
By Christophe Bontemps; Toulouse School of Economics Celine Nauges; University of Queensland
Presented by: Celine Nauges, University of Queensland
Livelihood Vulnerabilities and Tradeoffs of Women to Climate Variability and Extremes: A Case Study in the Southwest Coastal Area of Bangladesh
By Muhammad Asaduzzaman; The University of Newcastle, Australia Hasneen Jahan; Bangladesh Agricultural University
Presented by: Muhammad Asaduzzaman, The University of Newcastle, Australia
Session 26: Natural Resource Management 4 February 12, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Kauri
Session Chair: Richard Yao, Scion Research
Collaborative co-production: getting landholders to work together in joint carbon-biodiversity tender programs
By Louise Blackmore; University of Western Australia Steven Schilizzi; University of Western Australia Marit Kragt; School of Agricultural & Resource Econom Abbie Rogers; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Louise Blackmore, University of Western Australia
Behavioural biases in adaptive natural resource management
By Md. Sayed Iftekhar; University of Western Australia David Pannell; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Md. Sayed Iftekhar, University of Western Australia
Context and self-serving bias in equity choices
By Steven Schilizzi; University of Western Australia
Presented by: Steven Schilizzi, University of Western Australia
Environmentally Adjusted Auctions: Achieving efficiency in the face of externalities.
By Robert Slater; University of Sydney
Presented by: Robert Slater, University of Sydney
Session 27: Development 1 February 12, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 D Bar
Session Chair: Malcolm Wegener, The University of Queensland
Relationship between Rural-urban Land Conservation and Economic Development of Metropolitans in China
By Ke Huang; Huazhong Agricultural University
Presented by: Ke Huang, Huazhong Agricultural University
Mid-Line Impact Evaluation “Mango as an Opportunity for Long-Term Economic Growth” (Haiti-Hope) Project
By Alexandra Peralta; University of Adelaide Songqing Jin; Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics Irani Arraiz; Inter-American Development Bank Carla Calero; Multilateral Investment Fund Inter-American Development Bank
Presented by: Alexandra Peralta, University of Adelaide
Determinants of Crops-Livestock Diversification among Smallholders in Ghana
By Bright Asante; University of New England Renato Villano; University of New England Ian Patrick; UNE George Battese; University of New England
Presented by: Bright Asante, University of New England
Session 28: Research Impacts 2 February 12, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Kowhai
Session Chair: Rosana Mula, ICRISAT
‘Evaluating the impact of capacity building by ACIAR’
By john mullen Doug Gray; na Julien de Meyer; na
Presented by: john mullen,
The Public R&D and Productivity Growth in Australian Broadacre Agriculture: A Cointegration and Causality Approach
By Farid Khan; Curtin University Ruhul Salim; Curtin University
Presented by: Farid Khan, Curtin University
The Impact of Pigeonpea Research at ICRISAT
By Deevi Kumara Charyulu; ICRISAT John D. Mullen; NSW Agriculture Moses Shyam Davala; ICRISAT Cynthia Bantilan; ICRISAT
Presented by: Deevi Kumara Charyulu, ICRISAT
Analysis of Agricultural Research Investments: The Jewels of ICRISAT
By Kizito Mazvimavi; ICRISAT Alex Winter-Nelson; University of Illinois
Presented by: Kizito Mazvimavi, ICRISAT
Session 29: Biosecurity February 13, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Cards
Session Chair: Julian Alston, University of California Davis
The Economic Benefits from Virus-Screening: A Case Study of Grapevine Leafroll in the North Coast of California
By Kate Fuller; Montana State University Julian Alston; University of California Davis Deborah Golino; University of California, Davis
Presented by: Kate Fuller, Montana State University
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By No one; AARES LOC
Presented by: No one, AARES LOC
Do Online Pest Management Courses Change Grower Behavior? Powdery Mildew and California Grape Growers
By Olena Sambucci; UC Davis
Presented by: Olena Sambucci, UC Davis
Session 30: Valuation 5 February 13, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Miro
Session Chair: Marit Kragt, School of Agricultural & Resource Econom
Assessing post-disaster redevelopment options: A choice experiment application to earthquake rebuild in Christchurch
By Peter Tait; Lincoln University Suzanne Vallance; Lincoln University Paul Rutherford; Lincoln University
Presented by: Peter Tait, Lincoln University
A Choice Experiment Investigating Forest Owners Willingness to Accept Payment for Carbon Units
By Mario Fernandez William Wright; Landcare Research
Presented by: William Wright, Landcare Research
Public’s preferences for landslide risk reduction programs: an application of choice experiments in the Italian Alps
By Stefania Mattea; University of Waikato Riccardo Scarpa; University of Waikato Mara Thiene; University of Padova
Presented by: Stefania Mattea, University of Waikato
Session 31: Efficiency 2 February 13, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Rimu
Session Chair: Terence Farrell, Ag Economics
Modelling influences of external factors on agricultural productivity: implications for Australian farms in a region with variable climate
By Nazrul Islam; EMS Research Ross Kingwell; AEGIC & UWA Vilaphonh Xayavong; DAFWA
Presented by: Nazrul Islam, EMS Research
Economic optimal forest management for timber, carbon sequestration, and bioenergy production in Gippsland
By Robert (Bob) Farquharson; University of Melbourne
Presented by: Robert (Bob) Farquharson, University of Melbourne
Farm productivity in New Zealand: New evidence using the Longitudinal Business Database
By Eyal Apatov; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Richard Fabling; Motu Economic & Public Policy Research Adam B Jaffe; Motu Economic and Public Policy Research matt thirkettle; Motu Economics and Public Policy Research
Presented by: Eyal Apatov, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
The value of environmental health for inefficient enterprises: A nonparametric conditional quantile analysis of rangelands beef production
By Daniel Gregg; Central Queensland University John Rolfe; Central Queensland University
Presented by: Daniel Gregg, Central Queensland University
Session 32: Risk 2 February 13, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Tawa
Session Chair: P. Brown, Landcare Research
A framework for modelling whole-farm financial risk
By Tom Nordblom; Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute Timothy Hutchings; Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute Richard Hayes; Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute Guangdi Li; Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute
Presented by: Tom Nordblom, Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute
Risk and Returns in New Zealand Sharemilking
By Karl Williams; University of Waikato Frank Scrimgeour; University of Waikato Jacqueline Rowarth; University of Waikato
Presented by: Frank Scrimgeour, University of Waikato
Economic Impacts of Subsidence and Accretion in the Sacramento-San Jaoquin Delta
By L. J. (Bees) Butler; University of California Duncan MacEwan; ERA Economics
Presented by: L. J. (Bees) Butler, University of California
Impacts of the Margin Protection Program – Dairy in the 2014 U.S. Farm Bill
By David Anderson; Texas A&M University Joe Outlaw; Texas A&M University
Presented by: David Anderson, Texas A&M University
Session 33: Energy 2 February 13, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 D Bar
Session Chair: Stephanie McWhinnie, University of Adelaide
Directed Technological Change, Energy and the British Industrial Revolution
By Yingying Lu; Australian National University John Pezzey; Australian National University David Stern; The Australian National University
Presented by: David Stern, The Australian National University
Malthus to Solow with coal: Modelling the UK Industrial Revolution as if energy mattered
By John Pezzey; Australian National University David Stern; The Australian National University Astrid Kander; Lund University
Presented by: John Pezzey, Australian National University
Biofuels and greenhouse gas emissions from land use changes: A meta-analysis of the literature
By Stéphane De Cara; INRA Clement Servant; INRA
Presented by: Stéphane De Cara, INRA
Coal Seam Gas, Agriculture and the Environment: Something’s gotta give…, or does it?
By Tiho Ancev; Agricultural and Resource Economics
Presented by: Tiho Ancev, Agricultural and Resource Economics
Session 34: Food February 13, 2015 8:30 to 10:00 Kauri
Session Chair: Dan Marsh, University of Waikato
Asymmetry in Raw Milk Safety Perceptions and Information: An Increasingly Important and Often Ignored Food Safety Policy Issue
By Luis Ribera; Texas A&M University Marco Palma; Texas A&M University Mechel Paggi; California State University, Fresno David Anderson; Texas A&M University Ronald Knutson; Texas A&M University
Presented by: Luis Ribera, Texas A&M University
FOOD AND WATER GAPS TO 2050: Preliminary Results from the Global food and Water System (GFWS) Platform
By R. Quentin Grafton; The Australian National University
Presented by: R. Quentin Grafton, The Australian National University
Future prospects for sweetpotato processing in Papua New Guinea
By Hui-Shung Chang; UNE
Presented by: Hui-Shung Chang, UNE
Cautious or misguided? Vietnam’s rice policies
By David Vanzetti; Australian National University
Presented by: David Vanzetti, Australian National University
Session 35: Bioeconomics February 13, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Rimu
Session Chair: Kate Bicknell, Lincoln University
Forestry harvesting decisions in contrast to theory? Evidence from an economic experiment
By Philipp Sauter; Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen Oliver Musshoff; Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen
Presented by: Philipp Sauter, Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen
A bioeconomic household model for assessing the impact of technological interventions in dryland systems of South Asia
By Thiagarajah Ramilan; ICRISAT S Kumar; ICRISAT A Whitbread; ICRISAT
Presented by: Thiagarajah Ramilan, ICRISAT
Session 36: Water February 13, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Kowhai
Session Chair: Bethany Cooper, La Trobe University
Resoring environmental flows: The case for water-use efficiency and trade
By David Adamson; The University of Queensland Adam Loch; University of South Australia
Presented by: Adam Loch, University of South Australia
A century of water resource management in a Ramsar wetland – a case study of the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth, Australia.
By Claire Settre; University of South Australia Sarah Wheeler; University of South Australia
Presented by: Claire Settre, University of South Australia
Lessons from CGE modelling of water
By Glyn Wittwer; Victoria University
Presented by: Glyn Wittwer, Victoria University
South Australian Weir Pool Manipulation: Benefits, Risks and Management
By Tian Shi
Presented by: Tian Shi,
Session 37: Efficiency 3 February 13, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Cards
Session Chair: Phil Journeaux, AgFirst
Deviations from the real options benchmark – An experimental approach to (non) optimal investment decisions of conventional and organic hog farmers
By Elisabeth Vollmer; Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Daniel Hermann; Georg-August University Göttingen Oliver Musshoff; Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen
Presented by: Elisabeth Vollmer, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Do clustering benefits exist for Australian firms producing high quality wines?
By Euan Fleming; University of New England Garry Griffith; University of Melbourne Jonathan Moss Stuart Mounter; University of New England
Presented by: Stuart Mounter, University of New England
The Impact of Technology on Ground Beef Production, Prices, and U.S. Beef Imports
By Ross Pruitt; Louisiana State University David Anderson; Texas A&M University
Presented by: Ross Pruitt, Louisiana State University
Sensitivity of farm household resource allocations to rainfall uncertainty and technology mix: a state-contingent analysis of adaptation choice under Ethiopian settings
By Thilak Mallawaarachchi
Presented by: Thilak Mallawaarachchi,
Session 38: Markets 2 February 13, 2015 13:00 to 14:40 Kauri
Session Chair: Glen Greer, Lincoln University
An anatomy of extreme prices in agricultural markets: Evidence from financialized markets
By Bernardina Algieri; Unical Matthias Kalkuhl; University of Bonn Nicolas Koch; Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC)
Presented by: Nicolas Koch, Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC)
An analysis of the Political Economy of the Sugar Trading System in Indonesia
By Nur Syamsudin; na Malcolm Wegener; The University of Queensland
Presented by: Malcolm Wegener, The University of Queensland
Simulation of stabilisation policies for the Udon Noodle industry in Western Australia
By Chris Carter; AEGIC Peter Elliott; AEGIC Ross Kingwell; AEGIC & UWA Peter White; AEGIC Matt Yamamoto; AEGIC
Presented by: Chris Carter, AEGIC
Horizontal Price Premium Transmission in Agri-Food Chains: The Case of MSA Cattle Premiums in Australia
By Emilio Morales; University of New England Nam Hoang; University of New England Garry Griffith; University of Melbourne
Presented by: Emilio Morales, University of New England
Session 39: Risk 3 February 13, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 Tawa
Session Chair: L. J. (Bees) Butler, University of California
Are we @Risking Too Much?
By Bill Malcolm; Melbourne University Alex Sinnett; na
Presented by: Bill Malcolm, Melbourne University
The Changing Price of Disaster Risk Following an Earthquake
By Levente Timar; GNS Science, Motu Economic & Public Policy Research Arthur Grimes; Motu Economic & Public Policy Research Richard Fabling; Motu Economic & Public Policy Research
Presented by: Levente Timar, GNS Science, Motu Economic & Public Policy Research
MANAGING THE RISK OF NATURAL DISASTERS: WHY NOT INSURANCE? EVIDENCE FROM VIETNAM
By Nhai Pham; La Trobe University
Presented by: Nhai Pham, La Trobe University
Session 40: Development 2 February 13, 2015 13:00 to 14:30 D Bar
Session Chair: Ram Pandit, University of Western Australia
Beyond economic impact: towards a holistic framework for impact assessment of agricultural research for development in remote and culturally diverse regions of Vietnam
By Huu Nhuan Nguyen; University of Queensland, Australia
Presented by: Huu Nhuan Nguyen, University of Queensland, Australia
Transformation from Subsistence to Commercial Farming in Southern India: Impacts on Household Food Security, Income and Poverty
By Uttam Deb; ICRISAT Cynthia Bantilan; ICRISAT
Presented by: Uttam Deb, ICRISAT
The income diversification strategies of smallholder coffee producers in Nepal
By Govinda Sharma; The University of Western Australia Ram Pandit; The University of Western Australia Benedict White; University of Western Australia Maksym Polyakov; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Govinda Sharma, The University of Western Australia
Session 41: Valuation 6 February 13, 2015 13:00 to 14:35 Miro
Session Chair: Geoffrey Kerr, Lincoln University
Using choice experiments to assess the costs of supplying carbon offsets in beef production systems
By Rebecca Gowen; CQ University Australia
Presented by: Rebecca Gowen, CQ University Australia
The influence of attitudes on electricity supplier choice: Does it matter how “green” a supplier is?
By Tom Ndebele; Waikato University Dan Marsh; University of Waikato
Presented by: Tom Ndebele, Waikato University
WA Consumer Preferences for Welfare Friendly Production of Broiler Meat
By Jacinta Patterson; The University of Western Australia
Presented by: Jacinta Patterson, The University of Western Australia

 

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